A man in shirtsleeves raises a hunting rifle towards a bank of torn grey cloud. Around him sit blocks of pink leaf-print fabric, a red jewel, and a panel of yellow spots on brown, all cut square against a flat green ground.
KR Moorhead cuts every element by hand from secondhand books, fabric swatches and torn paper, with nothing printed and nothing sourced online. It is mounted on 200 to 300gsm green cardstock and measures 2.5 by 3.5 inches, the standard trading card size, and it is titled, signed and dated on the reverse.
The piece arrives in a protective sleeve inside a stiff folded card, held with photo corners so it lifts out without being touched. At this size it is meant to be propped rather than hung, and it should be kept out of direct sunlight, which will fade secondhand paper faster than new.
A man in shirtsleeves raises a hunting rifle towards a bank of torn grey cloud. Around him sit blocks of pink leaf-print fabric, a red jewel, and a panel of yellow spots on brown, all cut square against a flat green ground.
KR Moorhead cuts every element by hand from secondhand books, fabric swatches and torn paper, with nothing printed and nothing sourced online. It is mounted on 200 to 300gsm green cardstock and measures 2.5 by 3.5 inches, the standard trading card size, and it is titled, signed and dated on the reverse.
The piece arrives in a protective sleeve inside a stiff folded card, held with photo corners so it lifts out without being touched. At this size it is meant to be propped rather than hung, and it should be kept out of direct sunlight, which will fade secondhand paper faster than new.

KR Moorhead cuts collages by hand in Norwich, from books and materials found in charity shops. Nothing is printed, digitally manipulated or searched for online, so whatever can be physically sourced, determines what can be made.